muzammilkhan
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India just saved the umpires job.
More and more technology would ruin the game. After all its a gentleman's game.
Play with the right spirit.
India is only against the tech because BCCI knows the multi billion dollars gambling that runs the cricket in the underworld. Most matches are fixed any ways and if the tech comes into hand, than the umpires cant make a decision in someones favor. India wants to keep the game as it is so they can continue to buy umpires, officials and players.
Just because you didn't world cup after 1992. doesn't me you should bash India. All know players of which country are charged over match-fixings etc.India is only against the tech because BCCI knows the multi billion dollars gambling that runs the cricket in the underworld. Most matches are fixed any ways and if the tech comes into hand, than the umpires cant make a decision in someones favor. India wants to keep the game as it is so they can continue to buy umpires, officials and players.
Indians like to cheat as simple as that````
If i were you, I wouldn't use a word like Hypocrisy for others. It doesn't sound good.When would India shed its hypocrisy ?
Nobody is jealous of that haram ka paisa. If PCB wanted to increase its revenue 10 folds they couldve also fueled the gambling industry in pakistan to get millions of dollars in return. Lets not talk about the revenue because if its about revenue than Australia has been a world champion numerous times, they couldve easily made hundreds of millions of dollars. Dont divert the topic to a different issue. What we are saying is BCCI doesnt want the tech to be a part of cricket because than they cant buy umpires who play a huge role in deciding the match.Someone is jealous of BCCI revenues...